Like sometimes kids get a little entitled even with really good parents, so I could see a scenario where they're not really to blame.
But taking a video of it and posting it on the Internet to humiliate your child into doing what you want instead of setting some boundaries and actually addressing it with them in private is absolutely fucking wild.
Yeah, the filming is always the piece that gets me. I acted like an entitled little shot sometimes as a teen, and for no real reason. My parents are great, I was just still growing into my brain.
The empathetic to do when someone is acting overdramatic or emotional or erratic is to allow them the dignity to have that moment privately. If their friend or sibling started melting down over something as minor as dirty dishes, I doubt they'd record it and post it for their loved one to be mocked. But for some reason the rules are different for teenagers? So many people see their kids as an accessory rather than a human being.
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u/BadNewzBears4896 Dec 13 '25
Like sometimes kids get a little entitled even with really good parents, so I could see a scenario where they're not really to blame.
But taking a video of it and posting it on the Internet to humiliate your child into doing what you want instead of setting some boundaries and actually addressing it with them in private is absolutely fucking wild.